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Steamers Jazz Club

138 W. Commonwealth Ave.
Fullerton, CA 92832

714-871-8800 | Website

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Category: Restaurants, Bars/Clubs, Music Venues | American

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Steamers Jazz Club
  • Steamers Jazz Club
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  • Steamers Jazz Club

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The only jazz club in downtown Fullerton, it's open to all ages and serves pizzas, panini and focaccia sandwiches along with Cajun- and Thai-inflected dishes.

  • Cuisine(s): American

    Hours: Sun-Thu 7am-1am, Fri-Sat 7am-2am

    Price: $$

    Payment Types: All Major Credit Cards

  • Features: Patio/Sidewalk Dining, Takeout, Wheelchair Accessible

    Serving: Dinner, Late Night

    Entertainment: Live Entertainment

    Alcohol: Full bar

  • Reservations: Accepted, Recommended

    Parking: Free, Lot Available, Valet

  • 2008 | Best Jazz Club

    Jazz clubs—a dying breed—come and go faster than political smears. Live jazz demands intimacy, a reach-out-and-touch-the-performer proximity that complements the personal aspects of the music. And it goes down great with booze. Since 1994,... More >

OC Weekly Reviews and News

  • Mark Hix Big Band

    By CHRIS ZIEGLER | Thu, December 29, 2011

    Trumpeter Mark Hix and his Big Band have been a fixture at Steamers since 1995, and they haven’t lost any of their enthusiastic bigness. This time around, you’re on the second of two Mondays in a row with Hix and his crew, who during their storied... More >

  • Fullerton College Jazz Band

    By BRANDON FERGUSON | Thu, May 19, 2011

    Check out the Fullerton College Jazz band's tribute to the Beatles and double your pleasure. You'll be giving budding musicians a chance to play in a swanky spot like Steamers, as well as enjoying songs that are really hard to screw up. Don't act ... More >

  • Bill Strout's Big Band 2000

    By ERIN DEWITT | Thu, May 05, 2011

    Big Band Mondays are alive and well at Steamers Jazz Club in Fullerton. Every week, the jazz club and café hosts an ensemble of musicians that takes you back to the era of Goodman and Krupa, Calloway and Dorsey—with this round going to Bill Strout... More >

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  • wcasar

    wcasar

    | Mon, May 17, 2010

    Good place to go and listen to great jazz performers.

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  • raul513

    raul513

    | Mon, May 10, 2010

    nice place love it

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  • rcox1

    rcox1

    | Mon, March 01, 2010

    Check out their calendar. They have a good amount of entertainment throughout the week. Great place to come with friend just to relax and enjoy the atmosphere!

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  • ocweeklybestof

    ocweeklybestof

    | Wed, May 06, 2009

    Jazz clubs—a dying breed—come and go faster than political smears. Live jazz demands intimacy, a reach-out-and-touch-the-performer proximity that complements the personal aspects of the music. And it goes down great with booze. Since 1994, Steamers has provided the up-close experience and great audio to boot. Owner Terence Love books the best musicians he can afford—and, on occasion, a few he can't. Such greats as saxophonists Lew Tabackin, Bud Shank and Miles Davis sideman Dave Liebman; vocalists Kurt Elling and Diana Krall; drummer Billy Higgins; and the Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra have made a few nights here very special. Love likes to mix it up, booking big bands on Mondays, often singers on weekdays (no cover!) and a host of name acts. Lately, the club has seen the Estrada Brothers Latin band, ultra-hip drummer Gerry Gibbs (son of legendary bop vibraphonist Terry Gibbs) with scintillating pianist/composer Billy Childs, the world-renowned master of Cuban rhythms Francesco Aguabella, swing drummer Jeff Hamilton's trio and the great that Poncho Sanchez. There's a cluster of tables around the bandstand for the serious, and a group of them in the back for those who just want to hang. But the best seats are at the end of the bar near the sound board, where you can flirt with the servers, listen to Terence boss his staff around, sip your martini and peer over the crowd into the heart of the music. Hit it!

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